[Solved] Extracting Background from a .ptf file?

[MrShyCity]

ohhhh just google name of the pic "idk what wallpaper is it" or go here

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[TheLostSabre]

Nevermind, I simply took a snapshot with the prxshot plugin to get the wallpaper.

Although I have to do a little trick of entering and exiting the PSN store (anything that disables icon, clock, etc. works fine too) to get a clear wallpaper. You have to be quick though!

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[moz]

Nevermind, I simply took a snapshot with the prxshot plugin to get the wallpaper. :D

Although I have to do a little trick of entering and exiting the PSN store (anything that disables icon, clock, etc. works fine too) to get a clear wallpaper. You have to be quick though! ;)

i exactly took a screenshot of my ps3 background via remote play on psp with the psn store trick XD

[qwikrazor87]

@ TheLostSabre
I don't know if you're still interested but I've extracted and decompressed the actual wallpaper from the PTF.
Here's the link.

[Disturbed0ne]

@ TheLostSabre
I don't know if you're still interested but I've extracted and decompressed the actual wallpaper from the PTF.
Here's the link.

What program did you use to extract and decompress it?

I'd like to get my hands on that program.

[TheLostSabre]

Hey thanks. :]

Mind telling us how you did that? I'm sure it would benefit others who would want to do the same.

[qwikrazor87]

This is the post I made regarding extraction and decompression of RCO/PTF files. The programs I used are Resurssiklunssi and a Lua interpreter. It's a three step process to get the raw file(s) that you want. Using a Lua interpreter I extracted the inflated/compressed file and merged it to a fake RCO file and put it where the tables should be. I ran it through Resurssiklunssi, then I used the Lua interpreter and extracted the decompressed file.

[moz]

This is the post I made regarding extraction and decompression of RCO/PTF files. The programs I used are Resurssiklunssi and a Lua interpreter. It's a three step process to get the raw file(s) that you want. Using a Lua interpreter I extracted the inflated/compressed file and merged it to a fake RCO file and put it where the tables should be. I ran it through Resurssiklunssi, then I used the Lua interpreter and extracted the decompressed file.

Quite genious, i used a different way to get my decrypted theme... but your way is less ''evil'' XD